Özet:

Phrygia (Frigia) geography has been a bar region in its important settlements in Anatolia from the early epochs. The boundaries of Phrygia are now within the area defined as the Inner Ege. This region has been home to the well-known cities such as Apameia (Dinar), Amorium (Emirdağ), Synnada (Shuhut), Dokimeion (Iscehisar) from the oldest times to the end of the late Ancient Age. These cities are settlements not only recognized for their historical aspects, but also in the production and trade points. Mercury, extracted from Dokimeion and marketed with the Synnada brand, has been a raw material that is sought in all Mediterranean ports, primarily in Rome. However, in the region, the production of grain products, grain and small amounts of olive was made, primarily from cranberries. The name of the city where goods with high commercial value imported from Apameia are stored in the sources shows the importance of the city for the Ancient Antiquity. Another city that emerged in the late Ancient Phrygia is Amorium. In the past period, the city has become the center of the Anatolicon Theme created in the Eastern Roman Empire. Amorium has become one of the moving centers of the region in terms of production and trade with its crowded population and its presence in a strategic region. In addition to written sources, archaeological data provide too much data to researchers on this subject.

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